I'm assuming you've got selected references in your application that have
MISSING: in front of them.

Write down the name of all of the ones with MISSING: in front of them, and
uncheck them. Scroll through the list of available references, reselecting
each of the ones you just unselected.

If there are ones that you previously had that no longer appear in the list,
odds are you haven't installed something that you used to have installed.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
http://I.Am/DougSteele
(no e-mails, please!)


"Cady" wrote in message
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> Since our system changed to XP version from NT. I don't have much access
to
> do such changing to the system, e.g access to system32 folder. And I may
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not
> have that access if I request . So I just want to know if anybody have
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this
> type of problem and how to get around this problem without administration
> access.
> Thanks in advance